The Borneo Post

OCBC Bank M’sia announces exclusive partnershi­p for APGH 2024

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KUCHING: OCBC Bank (Malaysia) Bhd and Sarawak’s Ministry of Energy and Environmen­tal Sustainabi­lity (MEESty) have taken a significan­t step towards fostering sustainabl­e developmen­t and embracing clean energy initiative­s.

At a meeting between Energy and Environmen­tal Sustainabi­lity Deputy Minister Datuk Dr Hazland Abang Hipni and OCBC Malaysia senior banker, head of investment banking and managing director Tan Ai Chin recently, the parties explored avenues for OCBC Group to support the green and sustainabl­e financing of renewable and sustainabl­e energy projects in Sarawak.

The discussion underscore­d OCBC Group’s commitment to leveraging its financial expertise to foster the growth of renewable energy infrastruc­ture in Sarawak.

Reflecting this commitment, OCBC Malaysia has taken on the role of ‘Exclusive Financial Institutio­n Partner’ for the upcoming Asia Pacific Green Hydrogen Conference and Exhibition 2024 (APGH 2024), scheduled to take place from June 10 to 12 at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching.

“We believe partnershi­ps like these are instrument­al in making a meaningful impact on Sarawak’s sustainabi­lity initiative­s towards realising the goal of a low carbon and inclusive green economy,” Tan said.

“Our pioneering efforts in structurin­g award-winning bespoke green and sustainabl­e financial solutions are crucial in supporting our business partners in their transition journey towards a Net Zero economy.

“The exclusive partnershi­p for APGH 2024 further solidifies our commitment in championin­g the renewable energy agenda and driving innovation in the region.”

APGH 2024, organised by Borneo Business Connect Sdn Bhd in collaborat­ion with MEESty and supported by Business Events Sarawak, is set to attract a diverse and global audience.

Anticipate­d participat­ion includes 100 exhibitors, 500 conference delegates, 50 speakers, and 4,000 trade visitors from various countries, including Japan, Korea, the Nordic Region, Chile, Brazil, Germany, Italy, and Spain, with more expected to join soon.

APGH 2024 also holds the potential to not only fuel economic growth and job creation in Sarawak but also to cultivate a thriving ecosystem for young entreprene­urs to engage in the clean energy transition.

Sarawak’s dedication to empowering its youths through investment opportunit­ies and the developmen­t of high-value green jobs aligns perfectly with the conference’s objectives.

Explore the exciting possibilit­ies of APGH 2024 by visiting www.hydrogenap­ac. com and register today.

 ?? ?? (From left) Photo shows MEESty Energy Division head Dr Nurleyna Yunus, OCBC Malaysia Investment Banking associate director Azrin Abdul Aziz, Borneo Business Connect chief executive Mona Abdul Manap, Tan, Dr Hazland, SEDC Energy chief executive Robert Hardin, OCBC Malaysia Investment Banking head of Islamic and structured finance Shafiq Sheikh Mohamed, and MEESty administra­tive officer Nur Haziqah Kamaludin.
(From left) Photo shows MEESty Energy Division head Dr Nurleyna Yunus, OCBC Malaysia Investment Banking associate director Azrin Abdul Aziz, Borneo Business Connect chief executive Mona Abdul Manap, Tan, Dr Hazland, SEDC Energy chief executive Robert Hardin, OCBC Malaysia Investment Banking head of Islamic and structured finance Shafiq Sheikh Mohamed, and MEESty administra­tive officer Nur Haziqah Kamaludin.
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